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Ma Shi

Illustration — Ma Shi, Living in a Mountain Village in Spring, National Palace Museum, Taipei Ma Shi (15th century), courtesy name as Jingzhan (敬瞻), was a Chinese landscape painter, court astronomer, and poet during the Xuande era of the early Ming dynasty. His birth and death years are unknown. He was a native of Jiading (modern day Shanghai).

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Ma Shi

Living in a Mountain Village in Spring, hanging scroll, Color on silk, 178.6 x 112.1 cm. Located at the National Palace Museum, Taibei.

Ma Shi · http: tech2.npm.gov.tw/cheschool/zh-tw/index.aspx?content=c_2_22 · Public domain

Nationality
Ming dynasty
Occupation
painter · astronomer · poet
Fields
landscape

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Illustration — Ma Shi, Living in a Mountain Village in Spring, National Palace Museum, Taipei Ma Shi (15th century), courtesy name as Jingzhan (敬瞻), was a Chinese landscape painter, court astronomer, and poet during the Xuande era of the early Ming dynasty. His birth and death years are unknown. He was a native of Jiading (modern day Shanghai).

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